Grants & Opportunities

To support individual artists, collectives and not-for-profit organisations in initiatives including new work, exhibitions, productions, industry development and cultural engagement activities Recipient: Toowoomba and Golden West Regional Tourism Association Ltd. Year: 2012-13.

The ARI Grant Program is designed to support the instrumental role that ARIs play in the creative development of the visual art, craft and design sector. ARIs provide a spectrum of opportunities for engagement and participation, supporting the professional development and employment of artists, with particular reference to young, emerging and non represented artists during the early stages of their careers. Recipient: Narbethong State Special School. Year: 2012-13.

To provide funding to regional Queensland local government organisations. The program aims to assist young emerging musicians aged between 15 and 30 to develop their skills and professional opportunities in the music industry. The program supports access to business training, mentoring, industry induction, management skills training, access to production facilities and links to entertainment events in local communities Recipient: Moreton Bay Regional Council. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional and emerging professional artists and arts practitioners living in regional Queensland, focusing on the development of quality art and arts practice for, and with, regional communities, in partnership with Local government Authorities Recipient: Diamantina Shire Council. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Hugh Middleton. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Monty Pryor. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Emma Serjeant. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Vivien Anderson Gallery. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Josh Milani Gallery Pty Ltd ATF Milani Family Trust. Year: 2012-13.

In partnership with the Australia Council, this grant program seeks to increase the viability and vitality of Australia�s contemporary visual arts and craft sector, through Industry Development Initiatives provided to arts and craft organisations, individual artists, arts events, etc Recipient: Eyeline Publishing Ltd. Year: 2012-13.

To develop a sustainable and ethical Indigenous arts industry in Queensland, create pathways for artists and showcase their work on the world stage Recipient: Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Sagamba Muhira. Year: 2012-13.

To provide funding to support regional Festivals which create vibrant arts and cultural experiences for Queenslanders Recipient: Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival Management. Year: 2012-13.

In partnership with the Australia Council, this grant program seeks to increase the viability and vitality of Australia�s contemporary visual arts and craft sector, through Industry Development Initiatives provided to arts and craft organisations, individual artists, arts events, etc Recipient: Simava Pty Ltd T/A Saturday Indesign. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional and emerging professional artists and arts practitioners living in regional Queensland, focusing on the development of quality art and arts practice for, and with, regional communities, in partnership with Local government Authorities Recipient: Barcaldine Regional Council. Year: 2012-13.

To support the contemporary music market within Queensland Recipient: Inxpress Austra. Year: 2012-13.

To support the Small to Medium Arts Sector who play a key role in fostering community engagement and participation, providing regional access and supporting the professional development and employment of artists and arts workers. Recipient: deBASE Productions. Year: 2012-13.

To support the Small to Medium Arts Sector who play a key role in fostering community engagement and participation, providing regional access and supporting the professional development and employment of artists and arts workers. Recipient: Blue Roo Theatre Company. Year: 2012-13.

To support professional development activities that help individual practitioners to advance their own career, develop their practice or provide significant benefits to the sector Recipient: Benjamin Marks. Year: 2012-13.

To support individual artists, collectives and not-for-profit organisations in initiatives including new work, exhibitions, productions, industry development and cultural engagement activities. Recipient: Backbone Youth Arts Incorporated. Year: 2014-15.

To support individual artists, collectives and not-for-profit organisations in initiatives including new work, exhibitions, productions, industry development and cultural engagement activities. Recipient: Hand Made In Country. Year: 2014-15.

To support individual artists, collectives and not-for-profit organisations in initiatives including new work, exhibitions, productions, industry development and cultural engagement activities. Recipient: Connecting Southern Gold Coast Limited. Year: 2014-15.

To support individual artists, collectives and not-for-profit organisations in initiatives including new work, exhibitions, productions, industry development and cultural engagement activities. Recipient: Festuri - a multicultural celebration Incorporated. Year: 2014-15.

Participation of arts sector administrators (non Arts Queensland) at Creative 3 professional development Recipient: Creative Industries Precinct Proprietary Limited. Year: 2014-15.

To support individual artists, collectives and not-for-profit organisations in initiatives including new work, exhibitions, productions, industry development and cultural engagement activities. Recipient: Prying Eye Productions (Elizabeth Vilman). Year: 2014-15.